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Student shuffle: Upper West Side parents outraged as a plan to relocate public schools takes shape
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News – amNewYork
Upper West Side parents are speaking out as a controversial plan to relocate a beloved public middle school is beginning to take shape.
Parent group leaders told amNewYork the school system wants to move Center School to P.S.
The Center School’s curriculum is heavily arts-based and uses a massive auditorium that can accommodate its 250 students—something P.S.
“The Center School won’t be able to take any of our [middle school] students.
“It’s extremely important to the Center School community that we acknowledge there is a school there,” Greer said.